Auction Inventory Fragments From Stockton Pa Sale
A garbled listing from Stockton Pennsylvania shows a mixed inventory of cattle dairy cows calves and calves, household items, appliances, furniture and tools. The fragmentary notice mentions items like milk equipment, a refrigerator, chairs, a TV, beds, books, a mixer, a freezer, and antiqueware with unclear lot details and partial contact cues. The text notes a sale date in April and a local contact, but readable specifics are sparse.
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National Ter
Ine
Idare
China
Bedair
Stockton Pa
Khrushchev Attacks Red China in Split Within World Communism
Soviet Premier Khrushchev denounced Red China as splitters at a Budapest rally marking Hungarys liberation anniversary. He warned Marxist Leninist parties will rally under Moscow against Peking, predicting a stronger, harder movement that bars Peking from an international decision process. The speech ties to Pravdas anti Beijing editorial and calls for a world Communist conference to expel China from the movement.
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Budapest
Hungary
Khrushchev
Moscow
Peking
Pravda
Socialist Camp
International Communist Movement
Mars-Engely
Lenin
Law Pact
Communist Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Red China
United States
Cyprus
South
New Brazilian Leader Faces Great Problems
Deposed president Joao Goulart fled into exile in Uruguay with his brother in law Leonel Brizola as Brazil’s new president Paschoal Mazzilli moved to restore order with U.S. backing. Goulart and Brizola reportedly hid near a border town. Goulart’s wife and children prepared to join him in Montevideo while Mazzilli sought stability and a bridge to the future.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Uruguay
Goulart
Leonel Brizola
Congréss
Maria Teresa
Montevideo
Brizola
Gontart
Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli
U.S
Brasilia
Chamber of
Soviet leaders ousted from Communist party
Three veteran Stalinists, Georgi Malenkov Vy M Molotov and Lazar Kagano vich, were expelled from the Soviet Communist party. The ouster, long foretold, was revealed in Pravda linking Molotov with China’s side in the ideological split. Exiled leaders were toppled after Khrushchev’s 1957 purge and 1961 party congress. In Mexico City Karl Cook, 101, longtime gunfighter tale teller, died in hospital from pneumonia after years in Mexico.
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Moscow
Soviet
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
Vy. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Molotov
Soviet Union
Malenkov
Kaganovich
Khrushchev
Pravda
Mikhail Buslov
Mexico City
Karl Cook
Jesse James Gang
Billy the Kid
Bat Masterson
Cook
Paw Paw
Mich
Mexico
Area Motorists Unhurt In Two Auto Accidents
Corry area police reported two yesterday accidents on Route 6 and Route 6 near Riceville Corners with no injuries. Adeline Stevenson, 35, of Columbus collided with Dorothy Harrington, 35, of Corry as Harrington turned left. $150 damage. Later Charles Vanderhoof, 19, Centerville failed to stop, hitting Charles Boyle, 17, Centerville. $750 damage. Also noted are the day’s brief incidents and the region’s traffic context.
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Corry
Riceville Corners
Adeline Stevenson
Columbus
Dorothy Harrington
R. D
Stevenson
Harrington
Charles Vanderhoof
Centerville
Charles Boyle
R.D. 2
Boyle
Surplus Food Recipients To Recertify Countywide
Erie County urges surplus food recipients to recertify as federal rules require. Officials probe irregularities in the program while scheduling this month’s distributions in Corry and Union City. Receivers must verify eligibility, with concerns over undersupply, overdelivery, and waste.
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Erie
Corry
Armory
Union City
St. Teresa's Auditorium
Alaska Jolted Again by Third Quake in Week
Anchorage and surrounding communities felt a new tremor in the aftermath of the March 27 quake. The University of Washington seismograph office logged a 7.5 intensity, though weaker than the Good Friday quake. Police reported no casualties or major structural damage, while Civil Defense kept hot lines open to monitor safety across south-central Alaska. The tremor was felt as far as Fairbanks and several coastal towns, with ongoing aftershock activity reported.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Strick
University of Washington Seismograph
Fairbanks
Juneau
Yakutat
Kodiak
Seward
Valdez
Cordova
Sparta Fair Dates Set For 1964 Event
The Sparta Community Fair association announced September 10 11 and 12 as the 1964 fair dates. Sydney Winans was elected fair president with H Richard Hays as vice president Jesse Goodwell treasurer and Clair Burton and T S Berkey as secretaries. Four directors were reelected for two-year terms: Clarence Smith Goodwell Clarence Nichols and Roland Putnam. Holdover directors are Winans Val Shreve and Hays. American Funland Amusement Co has the ride concessions contract.
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Sparta Community Fair Association
Sydney Winans
H. Richard Hays
Jesse Goodwell
Clair Burton
T. S. Berkey
Clarence Smith
Goodwell
Clarence Nichols
Roland Putnam
Winans
Val Shreve
Hays
American Funland Amusement Co
Century For Presbyterians Church Marks 100 Years
The First Presbyterian Church of Corry opens a week long centennial observance with a 10 45 a m service led by Rev. Gilbert A Boyd who arrives from Wan watosa Wisconsin. A reception follows and a banquet pageant is planned with choir from local churches. The church was founded January 21 1864 and held services at Concord Street Schoolhouse for six months.
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Gil
First Presbyterian Church
Boyd
Wauwatosa Presbyterian Church
Wanwatoga
Wis
First Presbyterian Church of
Corry
Gilbert A. Boyd
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Columbus Community Church
Paul Bauer
Akron
Ohio
S of
MacArthur in a peaceful coma deepening doctors say
Washington AP Gen Douglas MacArthur remains in a peaceful coma that is gradually deepening due to liver failure. Army surgeons said other vital signs are increasingly hard to sustain while a medical team stays at his side and officials caution the outlook remains grave.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Leonard D. Heaton
Heaton
Army
MacArthur
Henry S. Murphey
Walter Reet Army Hospital
Thomas Whalen
Jean
Tornado Toll in Wichita Falls Reaches Seven Dead
Seven people were killed as a devastating tornado struck Wichita Falls Texas and nearby Sheppard Air Force Base. The storm nivelled about 2401 homes in a half mile path with cars and bed springs hurled into streets. Governor Connally deployed 100 National Guardsmen to maintain order and aid victims as shelters sprang up and FHA offered surplus housing to the homeless.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Texas
Sheppard Air Force Base
Sheppard
Sheppard School
Dennis
R. B. Bentley
John B. Connally
National Guardsmen
Department of Public Safety
Wichita County Red Cross
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Dallas
Fort Worth
Johnson offers conciliatory line on NATO anniversary
President Johnson told the Communist world on NATO’s 15th anniversary that the United States will settle differences but guard remains up, while keeping an open hand. He noted echoes of Eastern Europe’s diversity and warned against complacency as he praised Atlantic economic growth and pledged loyalty to European allies.
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Washington
Jolson
NATO
United States
Johnson
Europe
Bolind
Turkey
Norway
White House
Atlantic
Charles de Gaulle
France
Hariman Reports Africa Tour Findings to President Tobagon
Under secretary of State W. Averell Harriman briefed President Tobagon on his Africa mission. Harriman, back in Washington last Thursday, detailed travels to Ghana Nigeria and the Congo. Also present was G. Mennen Williams assistant secretary of state for African affairs.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Tobagon
Africa
Harriman
Ghana
Nigeria
Congo
G. Mennen Williams
Youths Nabbed After Route 6 Chase In Corry Pa
State Police report two Corry youths Ray Griswold and Roger Munn, both 19, were captured after a high speed chase on Route 6 and into Corry. They face untaxed New York State beer charges along with multiple city and highway violations pending investigation. The liquor board will review untaxed beer charges as part of the case. Farm prices in Harrisburg fell one percent February to March, with milk and eggs driving the decline while cattle lambs and chickens rose. Field crops stayed steady with potato price changes and a wheat price drop noted.
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Corry
Ray Griswold
East Smith Street
Roger Munn
Snyder Circle
New York State
Corty- Union City Road
Griswold
Route
State Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Hospital Bans Doctor She Sues For $500000
Malone New York AP Dr Milly G Halberstadt a surgeon who has practiced since 1940 sues two physicians and a hospital administrator for 500000 claiming they circulated false reports to ruin her career after she was dropped from the hospital medical staff and barred from facilities. The suit names Dr M Marshall Kissane and Dr Carl P Sherwin Jr as defendants with alleged malice and self gain.
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Malone
Milly G. Halberstadt
M. Marshall Kissane
Carl P. Sherwin Jr
Auschwitz Survivor Describes Guards Laughing While Slaying Prisoners
Frankfurter survivor Maximilian Sterner testified at a trial of 22 former Auschwitz guards and officials. He called defendant William Roger a born sadist, recounting guards laughing as they kicked hundreds of women and children to death and drove inmates toward gas chambers. Sterner recalled crematory scenes and gas pellet deliveries with stark, graphic detail.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Auschwitz
Maximilian Sterner
Poland
William Roger
Roker
Sterner
Roger
Gestapo
Auschwitz Gypsy Camp
Sterne
Dows
Bower
Stornel
Climbar
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Pennsylvania
State Labor and Industry Department
William O. Hill Jr
Liberty-Sassafras
Sparta
St Boyd
Milwaukee
Wanwatosa
Mrs. Boyd
Panama
Miguel Moreno
Organization of American States
Ellsworth Bunker
OAS
Juan Bautista de Lavalle
Peru
Lbj
NYS Beer
Chase
Sterno
Sternd
Josef Blehr
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